BECKETT: Malone Dies

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Malone Dies (more info)
Composed by: Chang-jun Xu
Sean Barrett, reader
Dermot Crowley, reader


1. I shall soon be quite dead at last in spite of all. - 4:30
2. This time I know where I am going, - 2:09
3. I must have thought about my time-table during the night - 5:55
4. Present state. - 4:55
5. There is a cupboard I have never looked into. - 2:14
6. Not only am I left here, but I am looked after! - 3:31
7. I don't know how long I have been here, - 3:15
8. The man's name is Saposcat. - 7:12
9. What tedium, - 1:50
10. I have tried to reflect on the beginning of my story. - 5:18
11. I shall not give up yet. - 2:18
12. Sapo's phlegm, his slient ways, - 3:49
13. We are getting on. - 1:55
14. The summer holiday.s - 0:59
15. I fell asleep. - 1:02
16. Live and invent. - 4:07
17. The market. - 1:09
18. I have rummaged a little in my things, - 3:59
19. I told myself too that I must make better speed. - 2:03
20. My body does not yet make up its mind. - 4:37

Malone Dies (more info)
Composed by: Chang-jun Xu
Sean Barrett, reader
Dermot Crowley, reader


1. The Lamberts. - 4:38
2. The son, or heir, was a great strapping lad - 1:37
3. Dead world, airless, waterless. - 1:06
4. In the filthy kitchen, with its earth floor, - 2:29
5. Sapo remained alone, by the window, - 5:23
6. And so he went, all unsuspecting, - 4:48
7. When I stop, as just now, the noises being again, - 6:20
8. Yes, it is quite dark. - 2:03
9. I fear I must have fallen asleep again. - 5:04
10. The summer holidays were drawing to a close. - 4:17
11. The Lamberts. - 5:36
12. Edmund and his mother passed each other by in silence. - 4:40
13. Mrs Lambert was breathing hard. - 3:17
14. What tedium. - 0:46
15. Then Mrs Lambert was alone in the kitchen. - 3:16
16. Martol tedium. - 3:10
17. What tedium. - 2:52
18. There is naturally another possibility - 3:58
19. Yes, no doubt one may speak of grey. - 4:24

Malone Dies (more info)
Composed by: Chang-jun Xu
Sean Barrett, reader
Dermot Crowley, reader


1. What a misfortune, - 2:56
2. Now while I was hunting for my pencil - 3:02
3. And during all this time, - 3:19
4. But what it is all about exactly I could no more say, - 3:59
5. I have taken a long time to find him again, - 2:28
6. And there he is as good as gold on the bench, - 3:15
7. Now with regard to the buttons of this coat, - 3:13
8. But to pass on now to the garments that really matter, - 3:23
9. So there they are for a few hours in safety. - 3:31
10. But for Macmann, thank God, - 6:03
11. I feel. - 5:01
12. No matter, what matters is - 2:59
13. But let us leave these morbid matters - 2:08
14. That settles that. - 5:17
15. Caught by the rain far from shelter - 5:42
16. But Macmann would have been more than human, - 5:28
17. And on him already this important quarter-truth - 5:37
18. And yet he had done his honest best to give satisfaction, - 2:38
19. But to pass on now to considerations of another order, - 3:15

Malone Dies (more info)
Composed by: Chang-jun Xu
Sean Barrett, reader
Dermot Crowley, reader


1. Quick quick my possessions. - 5:37
2. In this way I disposed of things I loved - 5:37
3. Should I go on I wonder. - 5:50
4. It is some days now since my soup was renewed, - 2:42
5. I shall therefore die of old age pure and simple, - 3:55
6. I have lost my stick, - 5:58
7. One day, much later, to judge by his appearance, - 4:48
8. It seemed probable to Macmann - 1:48
9. One day, not long after his admission, - 3:22
10. This must be the selfsame hat that was abandoned - 1:30
11. A thousand little things to report, - 3:48
12. Sweetheart, - 4:42
13. Such was the rather rambling style of the declarations which Moll, - 1:43
14. I am lost. - 4:04
15. Weary with my weariness, - 0:55
16. Moll. - 5:19
17. A last effort. - 4:59

Malone Dies (more info)
Composed by: Chang-jun Xu
Sean Barrett, reader
Dermot Crowley, reader


1. I have had a visit. - 3:45
2. The visit. - 3:31
3. Standing by the bed he watched me. - 3:11
4. At a certain moment, - 2:07
5. I shall tear a page out of my exercise-book - 5:01
6. That reminds me, - 2:00
7. Macmann pygmy beneath the great black gesticulating pines - 2:06
8. Wearing over his long shirt - 0.231944444
9. The birds. - 2:11
10. Try and go on. - 5:17
11. Beyond the gate - 3:29
12. On. One morning Lemuel, - 4:18
13. The cells of the five were far apart - 3:00
14. In the third a small thin man was pacing up and down, - 1:39
15. A few lines to remind me that I too subsist. - 2:01
16. Surrounded by his little flock - 2:11
17. The waggonette. - 3:48
18. The boat. - 1:00
19. No, they are no more than hills, - 0:30
20. The island. - 3:44
21. When the sun had vanished, - 2:36

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